Sentence examples for set benefiting from inspiring English sources

Jen Varbalow's clever set, benefiting from Duane Pagano's diffuse lighting, incorporates a car interior and ministages seen through oval "windows," suggesting places far removed from Dave's fitful anxiety.

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States will be allowed to set benefits at levels similar to what they are now, making coverage not much more expensive than it is today.

"The proposal we went with was to set benefit rates based on the local authority area so it's a more realistic figure.

The rest of the set benefitted from that adrenaline rush: she danced a bit, paid loving attention to the folks at her feet, even smiled at a few points.

This month the constitutional court ruled that the government had erred in setting benefits for the main welfare programme, called Hartz IV.

This study found that a clinical setting benefited more than a volunteer prevention setting in terms of knowledge, but the decisional conflict and regret results are less clear.

Environmental consulting businesses RPS Group and WS Atkins are set to benefit.

Families are set to benefit from Chancellor Gordon Brown's Budget.

Singapore and its rival, Hong Kong, look set to benefit.

But not all countries are set to benefit from a "youth bulge".